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G Media runs social media for med spas and aesthetic practices in Las Vegas. Our crew comes to your practice and films short vertical videos of your providers, your treatments and your space. Then we edit, caption, post and answer comments. Patient consent is settled before anyone is filmed.
At a glance
- Who
- G Media is a content marketing and video production agency in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- Who it is for
- Med spas, aesthetic and cosmetic practices, and the providers who run them.
- What we film
- Short vertical videos for Reels, TikTok and Shorts: providers and staff, treatment explainers, your facility, and patient stories with written consent.
- What we handle
- Editing, captions and hashtags, posting to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook, comment and DM handling, and a monthly report.
- Where
- At your practice anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley. The crew and the gear come to you.
- How to book
- Book a discovery call online or call (702) 499-5111. We reply within 24 hours.
What should a med spa post?
People decide whether to book a consultation long before they see a result. What earns that booking on Instagram and TikTok is the place, the people and the process. Start with everything that does not involve a patient.
- A walkthrough of reception, treatment rooms and devices, shot clean with no patients in frame
- Provider and staff introductions: name and role, said on camera
- The first visit, staged with a team member, from intake form to treatment plan
- Device, skincare line and aftercare close-ups, shot like a product feature
- Provider Q and A: one treatment explained in plain language per clip
None of this touches consent or advertising rules, so it can start posting while the paperwork for patient content gets sorted.
How do you handle patient consent and before and after content?
Every patient who appears on camera signs a release first. In writing, before the camera rolls, every time. That release is separate from the treatment consent form.
We ask practices to keep two documents. A general media release covers a patient appearing in facility or testimonial footage. A separate before and after release names the specific use: which platforms, whether the face is shown, and for how long. A signature on one does not cover the other.
- Same angle, same lighting, same distance and same background at every session
- No filters and no heavy color grading on before and after pairs
- Unedited masters kept separate from anything exported for posting
- No outcome promises in captions or on-screen text
- Consent scope logged next to the file, so whoever posts it later knows what was authorized
This is how we run a shoot. It is not legal advice, and your own counsel has the final word on your forms.
Which med spa content can run as paid ads?
Paid ads get stricter review than organic posts. Meta restricts ads that imply a negative body image or a guaranteed personal health outcome, and before and after pairs are a common reason an ad gets rejected. TikTok and Google Ads apply similar limits on medical and cosmetic claims.
The split that keeps most practices out of trouble: process, education and staff-led videos go into paid ads. Literal before and after pairs stay on the website gallery and the organic feed. We run paid campaigns on Meta, Google and TikTok, and we check current policy before each one instead of assuming last year's approved ad still qualifies.
What does a filming day at your practice look like?
Consent and the shot list are locked before anyone sets up a camera.
Releases first
Signed releases are on file for every patient who will appear, matched to the planned use.
Two shot lists
One for non-patient content, one for patient content. Written the night before.
Rooms blocked
Treatment room time is blocked separately from filming time. Patient care is never rushed for a camera.
Framed for the phone
Vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts. Footage is backed up the same day, before any editing begins.
What happens after the shoot?
The footage becomes your calendar. We plan the month, edit the clips, write the captions and publish to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook. We handle comments and DMs and send a monthly report on what is growing.
Nothing posts before you approve it. All of it runs on one social media management retainer.
Which med spas has G Media worked with?
We have created content for Center for Aesthetic Medicine and Sundara Clinic. G Media holds a 4.9 rating on Google across 36 reviews as of October 2026. Older reviews use our former name, Galindo Media.
They are pleasant, take initiative, consistent, and really understand our brand aesthetic.
Summer K, Google review
Want a podcast too?
If your providers like talking treatments through at length, a video podcast turns one recording into a long episode and a batch of short clips for the feed. See our studio.
Where can you read more?
Three pages that go deeper on the parts of this one.
Who else does G Media make content for in Las Vegas?
The same crew runs social media for a short list of industries we know well.
Frequently asked questions.
Do you come to our practice to film?
Yes. G Media films at your practice anywhere in the Las Vegas Valley: facility walkthroughs, staff introductions, treatment explainers and provider Q and A, framed vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts.
Do you need signed consent before filming a patient?
Yes, every time, in writing, before the camera rolls. A media release is separate from the treatment consent form. We ask practices to keep a general media release and a separate before and after release that names the platforms, whether the face is shown, and how long the content can be used.
Can before and after content run as Meta or TikTok ads?
It is risky. Meta restricts ads that imply a negative body image or a guaranteed personal health outcome, and before and after pairs are a common reason for rejection. Most practices run process, education and staff-led videos as paid ads, and keep before and after pairs on the website gallery and the organic feed.
Do employees need to sign a release to appear on camera?
Yes. A team member who appears in marketing video signs a media release, even if they are only introducing themselves or explaining a treatment. Keep it on file the same way you keep a patient release.
How much content comes out of one filming day?
A single filming day that covers the facility, the staff and a few provider interviews is usually enough to post consistently for a month or more once it is edited into shorter clips.
Can G Media manage our social media accounts?
Yes. Social media management is a monthly retainer that covers strategy and a content calendar, filming, editing, captions, posting to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook, comment and DM handling, and a monthly report.
How do we get started?
Book a discovery call online or call (702) 499-5111. You can also request a free content audit of your current accounts. We learn your goals, build a content plan, film, send everything for your approval, and then publish. G Media replies to new inquiries within 24 hours.
Show patients the practice before they walk in.
Start with a discovery call. We plan the first filming day around your schedule and your consent process.